(07 Nov 2014, 9:33 am)marxistafozzski The dude with half gold mine in his mouth???
Not him Marcus...I was on about someone closer to home who lives/did live in Ponteland
(07 Nov 2014, 5:06 pm)Michael Go on to my Flikr and all i can see that... Someone has faved about 25 of pictures.
Please note i haven't uploaded anything in a LONG time.
(07 Nov 2014, 5:06 pm)Michael Go on to my Flikr and all i can see that... Someone has faved about 25 of pictures.
Please note i haven't uploaded anything in a LONG time.
(07 Nov 2014, 5:51 pm)Jimmi I imagine its the same person who faved 60, yes 60 photos early last Friday morning. Thought there was a problem with Flickr on my phone until I read who it was!
(07 Nov 2014, 5:54 pm)Michael well... part of the name is................. bus spotter
(07 Nov 2014, 5:54 pm)Michael well... part of the name is................. bus spotter
(07 Nov 2014, 6:03 pm)Tom Surprised it was wasn't ...... Transport Photos.
(07 Nov 2014, 6:03 pm)Tom Surprised it was wasn't ...... Transport Photos.
(07 Nov 2014, 6:03 pm)Tom Surprised it was wasn't ...... Transport Photos.
Personally, and while I don't want to sound like I include everyone here, I think he decided to back off from NEB members a bit after Tom & him had that argument, and a few others joined in and made their opinions known. Just my opinion, mind.
(07 Nov 2014, 6:07 pm)Marcus Personally, and while I don't want to sound like I include everyone here, I think he decided to back off from NEB members a bit after Tom & him had that argument, and a few others joined in and made their opinions known. Just my opinion, mind.Yeah, he did. Tends to only fave one every now and again with me now, but he still does go crazy with other people.
(07 Nov 2014, 6:07 pm)Marcus Personally, and while I don't want to sound like I include everyone here, I think he decided to back off from NEB members a bit after Tom & him had that argument, and a few others joined in and made their opinions known. Just my opinion, mind.Yeah, he did. Tends to only fave one every now and again with me now, but he still does go crazy with other people.
(07 Nov 2014, 6:14 pm)Dan Yeah, he did. Tends to only fave one every now and again with me now, but he still does go crazy with other people.
(07 Nov 2014, 6:14 pm)Dan Yeah, he did. Tends to only fave one every now and again with me now, but he still does go crazy with other people.
Was on the metro and some man and a woman was playing music dead loud on the metro they looked rather drunk as they had a Fosters can in they hand
My bloody uni assignment. We were only given 2 weeks to do a massive assignment, due in on Monday. The example we were shown as a template was 45 pages long (including fancy front covers, contents pages, references and so on), so I've decided I'm going to actually go into uni tomorrow (even though it's a Saturday) and camp out in the library for the day.
After managing to avoid breaking it for 17 months, today the inevitable finally happened........my camera died
Thanks to the rain at yesterday's launch, it died thanks to being soaking wet - so I left it overnight to dry out (with the lense still extended as it died moments after taking my last photo). Come to try it this morning - still wouldn't turn it on. So, put it back down and went to bed for a bit. Meanwhile my grandma gave it a few goes with the hairdryer. However, when it finally did turn on, the lense zoom retracted and then jammed.
So, that's £200+ quid of my as-yet-non-existence wages gone before I've even got them
The rain yesterday was awful, I got stuck in it for 30 minutes waiting outside North Road Morrisons for the X66 because all the OAPS were huddled up together in the bus shelter, typical enough it stopped just after the X66 got out of Darlington.
(08 Nov 2014, 2:05 pm)Kuyoyo After managing to avoid breaking it for 17 months, today the inevitable finally happened........my camera died
Thanks to the rain at yesterday's launch, it died thanks to being soaking wet - so I left it overnight to dry out (with the lense still extended as it died moments after taking my last photo). Come to try it this morning - still wouldn't turn it on. So, put it back down and went to bed for a bit. Meanwhile my grandma gave it a few goes with the hairdryer. However, when it finally did turn on, the lense zoom retracted and then jammed.
So, that's £200+ quid of my as-yet-non-existence wages gone before I've even got them
(08 Nov 2014, 2:05 pm)Kuyoyo After managing to avoid breaking it for 17 months, today the inevitable finally happened........my camera died
Thanks to the rain at yesterday's launch, it died thanks to being soaking wet - so I left it overnight to dry out (with the lense still extended as it died moments after taking my last photo). Come to try it this morning - still wouldn't turn it on. So, put it back down and went to bed for a bit. Meanwhile my grandma gave it a few goes with the hairdryer. However, when it finally did turn on, the lense zoom retracted and then jammed.
So, that's £200+ quid of my as-yet-non-existence wages gone before I've even got them
(08 Nov 2014, 2:05 pm)Kuyoyo After managing to avoid breaking it for 17 months, today the inevitable finally happened........my camera died
Thanks to the rain at yesterday's launch, it died thanks to being soaking wet - so I left it overnight to dry out (with the lense still extended as it died moments after taking my last photo). Come to try it this morning - still wouldn't turn it on. So, put it back down and went to bed for a bit. Meanwhile my grandma gave it a few goes with the hairdryer. However, when it finally did turn on, the lense zoom retracted and then jammed.
So, that's £200+ quid of my as-yet-non-existence wages gone before I've even got them
could try removing the battery, and sticking it in a bag of dried rice? Hairdryer can cause more problems than not though believe it or not.(08 Nov 2014, 2:05 pm)Kuyoyo After managing to avoid breaking it for 17 months, today the inevitable finally happened........my camera died
Thanks to the rain at yesterday's launch, it died thanks to being soaking wet - so I left it overnight to dry out (with the lense still extended as it died moments after taking my last photo). Come to try it this morning - still wouldn't turn it on. So, put it back down and went to bed for a bit. Meanwhile my grandma gave it a few goes with the hairdryer. However, when it finally did turn on, the lense zoom retracted and then jammed.
So, that's £200+ quid of my as-yet-non-existence wages gone before I've even got them
could try removing the battery, and sticking it in a bag of dried rice? Hairdryer can cause more problems than not though believe it or not.
